Add Guardrails So Your AI App Doesn't Lie — A Two-Layer Approach with NVIDIA NIM
The article discusses a two-layer approach to adding guardrails to AI applications using NVIDIA NIM. It emphasizes the importance of preventing AI models from generating incorrect or out-of-scope responses. The author outlines methods to tighten prompts and implement grounding checks to ensure accurate and relevant answers.
- ▪The first layer involves tightening the prompt to define what the AI assistant can discuss.
- ▪The second layer includes a grounding check that verifies if the answer is supported by the context before delivering it.
- ▪The article highlights two common failure modes in AI responses: out-of-scope creep and confident-sounding hallucinations.
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